11/07/2026
Glowing Materials Head North – Creekside Guide Services Prepares for Alaska
Brad Zeiders of Creekside Guide Services is gearing up for an Alaskan adventure, and he’s already been busy at the vice. His first job has been tying a batch of glow‑in‑the‑dark eggs using both our Glowing Egg‑It and the Glow‑in‑the‑Dark Egg‑It.
Both do exactly what they promise on the box, but each is built differently — giving Brad two distinct glow profiles to work with when the light drops out and the fish are hunting by silhouette and after‑glow.
🪱 Next Step: Glowing SC4 Worms
Brad’s next stage is to start turning out worms using our Glowing SC4, which has become a bit of a favourite for anyone fishing deep or in low visibility. The after‑glow from the phosphorescent fibres gives the pattern a subtle pulse that fish seem to home in on.
☀️ UK Heatwave Success
Back here in the UK, with the current heatwave pushing fish down into the cooler layers, these glowing materials are proving extremely effective. Deep‑water presentations paired with glow‑enhanced eggs and worms are producing consistent results — especially on stillwaters where visibility drops off quickly at depth.
Whether it’s Alaska’s big water or our own sun‑soaked reservoirs, the glow range is earning its place in anglers’ fly boxes.
The Glowing ranges are available at https://www.celticblob.com/product-page/glowing-egg-it, https://www.myfishingflies.com/ Llyn Clywedog Trout Fishery, Foxhill Fishery, Aquatic Imitations, https://www.feathermerchants.co.nz/
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